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WORLD BANK : Gold and Silver Set for New Highs in 2026 — But Rally Expected to End by 2027, Warns WORLD BANK
According to the World Bank, both gold and silver are poised to reach fresh highs in 2026, driven by strong demand, safe-haven flows, and supportive monetary conditions.
However, the institution cautions that the metals’ bull run is likely to end in 2027, implying that investors should prepare for a moderation phase thereafter.
The forecast comes amid an extraordinary surge in precious‐metal prices in 2025, with gold up over 50% this year. Even so, the World Bank advises tempering expectations for outsized returns beyond 2026.
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🔥 World Bank Statement!
👀 The World Bank has declared Pakistan's tax system unfair and chaotic.
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👀 The World Bank has declared Pakistan's tax system unfair and chaotic.
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Collapse of foreign investment in developing countries to its lowest level since 2005...
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In a report released today, Monday, the World Bank revealed that foreign direct investment flows to developing countries have fallen to their lowest levels since 2005, amid rising trade barriers and investment restrictions.
According to the report, the value of these investments did not exceed $435 billion in 2023, the latest year for which complete data is available, according to the World Bank based in Washington, which pointed out that this decline reflects a troubling shift in global economic policies, especially with rising levels of public debt in many countries.
In a report released today, Monday, the World Bank revealed that foreign direct investment flows to developing countries have fallen to their lowest levels since 2005, amid rising trade barriers and investment restrictions.
According to the report, the value of these investments did not exceed $435 billion in 2023, the latest year for which complete data is available, according to the World Bank based in Washington, which pointed out that this decline reflects a troubling shift in global economic policies, especially with rising levels of public debt in many countries.
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